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Although I generally reach for bright and/or bold nail polish when deciding on a colour for my nails, I recently wanted something different. A colour that I can't remember wearing is grey. It may sound like a boring shade, but I think it can look quite classy. Seeing that grey is such a rarity for me, one shade was not going to be enough.
After my mandatory Orly Bonder base coat, I applied the lightest polish, Essie Da Bush as the base colour. Next, using a sponge eye shadow applicator, I dabbed Essie Fair Game from halfway up, to the tip of my nails. I then repeated this step with Orly Liquid Vinyl (not grey, I know, but black finishes the look, I think) concentrating on the tips. To add a sprinkle of shimmer, I applied Essie Pure Pearlfection, I just love the effect this polish gives. Then finished with Seche Vite top coat.
It's nice to try a different shade :)
After my mandatory Orly Bonder base coat, I applied the lightest polish, Essie Da Bush as the base colour. Next, using a sponge eye shadow applicator, I dabbed Essie Fair Game from halfway up, to the tip of my nails. I then repeated this step with Orly Liquid Vinyl (not grey, I know, but black finishes the look, I think) concentrating on the tips. To add a sprinkle of shimmer, I applied Essie Pure Pearlfection, I just love the effect this polish gives. Then finished with Seche Vite top coat.
It's nice to try a different shade :)
Amazing colours! And what a great idea with the eyeshadow sponge applicator - I am going to have to give that a shot :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's a great way to make use of those tacky eye shadow applicators :)
ReplyDeleteBlimey hon, you've got this technique down pat! Love this combo, and the Pearlfection over the top is genius :-) Very classy AND fun xxx
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely of you to say, hun. Pearlfection would have to be my most used nail polish.
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